Ape-Woman Transformation (part two of three)
Shelly bellowed and leapt down, flipping a car by grabbing a single wheel, her strength immense.
Spy Games: Part Three
So, it was best to use what was at his disposal, to know what his strengths were and utilise them.
Birthing Breakfast
He couldn't imagine the gryphon eating a lady and then having to deal with the wrath and strength of many villages alongside his mistress gryphoness. catlike, the gryphon crouched, tail lashing furiously.
Ape-Woman Transformation (part three of three)
And she didn’t have the strength to transform again, as much as she wanted to, huffing and panting, swaying on the spot, a long, low groan breaking her lips.
Carnivores Versus Herbivores, part two
But strength in a fight did not always translate to the kind of strength that would come into play when fighting to stay awake, the raccoon's eyes glassy and fearful.
Tyrant Life (part two of two)
Even in that, he had more strength than anyone, perhaps more so than anyone in the world. and he could not help but be proud of that with his rich musk filling the room, the scent of him so intoxicating that even his cock remained hard.
Tyrant Life (part one of two)
The strength in his arms, though his muscles did not seem to grow as he tested his power, smooth and cut in their definition, obviously on show.
Tyrant Transformation
There was so much more to her transformation, after all, than merely growing muscle and gaining strength. flexibility. stamina. endurance. energy. other abilities.
Gender Swapped Spots
_they will grow into strong, young cats, ready to take on the plains with my strength._ jasiri swallowed and slid her gaze away. once, she had passed _her_ strength on to their litters. what would she pass on now? there was no way to tell.
Letting the Ape-Woman Through: Transformation (part one of two)
It was that strength and ease that she sought to emulate.
Growing Fame
"will you give me your strength?" "fuck, i'll give you anything just... just take off those pants..."
Fenil Proves His Manhood
Typically, male dragons were seen as the breadwinners, even in modern day society, but protection and strength were attractive attributes in either gender, and fenil's mother had strength to spare.